You pay the labs directly.
$18.14/month
$0 to Umber. $2.14 to OpenAI and $16.00 to Google.
- No subscription
- No markup on lab prices
- No login
- Keys and images stay on your computer
- Desktop app for Mac, Windows and Linux
- Open source
Umber is a free, open source desktop app for AI image and video generation. Add your own API keys and pay each lab only for what you make. No subscription.
Type what you want, see the price and send it. Every image lands in your gallery with the prompt and model that made it.
Scroll to generate
Generating 100%



Saved to your gallery
$0.00 spent
Veo, Sora, Kling and Seedance, in the same composer as your images. A 4 second Sora 2 clip costs $0.40.







Add a few selfies and pick a template. You get a LinkedIn headshot, dating photos or Instagram posts that still look like you.


Every photo here was made from these two selfies.



Umber is free. You pay the labs for what you make, at their prices.
You pay the labs directly.
$18.14/month
$0 to Umber. $2.14 to OpenAI and $16.00 to Google.
A monthly plan with units.
$35/month
11,400 of 20,000 units go unused.
1.9× what Umber costs
A monthly plan with credits.
$59/month
690 of 1,200 credits go unused.
3.3× what Umber costs
Estimates for one month on monthly billing, October 2026. Images are GPT Image 2.5, square, at 2K and high quality. Videos are 8 second Veo 3.1 clips at 1080p. Krea only prices Veo 3.1 at 720p without sound, so its figure uses that.
Paste an API key from any of these labs and its models show up in the picker.
Yes. The app is free and open source under the MIT license. You pay the AI labs for what you generate, at their own prices, and Umber adds nothing on top.
Google, OpenAI, Black Forest Labs, ByteDance, Kling, Alibaba, Runway, Ideogram, Recraft, xAI, Reve and MiniMax. One key is enough to start.
No. There is no Umber server. Keys are encrypted with your operating system's keychain, requests go straight from your computer to the lab and everything you make stays on your computer.
Pick a template for LinkedIn, Tinder or Instagram and add a few photos of yourself. Umber writes the prompt and picks the settings, and you get photos sized for that platform.
macOS, Windows and Linux.
What will you create today?
A cinematic photo of an astronaut crossing red dunes
Free on macOS, Windows and Linux.